Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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The music for Silver Star Story Complete consists of entirely new background themes by Noriyuki Iwadare.While Hiroshi Fujioka, Isao Mizoguchi, and Yoshiaki Kubodera collaborated with Iwadare on the Sega CD version, only Iwadare would return for the remake, composing nearly one hundred new songs.When creating the music for Silver Star Story Complete, Iwadare drew from his own experiences, admitting that he was trying to put a personal touch on his work and "express [myself] through [my] honest emotions".Music director Isao Mizoguchi claims that the music process was "a little different" from the companany's previous works, with the game's main themes being composed before they viewed the scenes that required them, making adjustments as they went along.Each song was divided into four categories: town or village, dungeon, battle, or field; each with their own pacing and emotional direction. Iwadare described the game's music as "very well received" according to fan feedback.The Japanese version features a new opening theme, "Tsu·Ba·Sa" (TSU・BA・SA, lit. Wings) performed by Kyōko Hikami. An intermediary song, "Kaze no Nocturne" (風のノクターン, Kaze no Nokutān; lit. Wind's Nocturne), also called "The Boat Song", was added to the game to heighten the emotion of Alex and Luna's departure into the world, which was kept at Mizoguchi's insistence even as material was being cut for time.

For the North American release, Victor Ireland had expressed interest in replacing many of the new themes with ones from the Sega CD version, including the original opening theme "Fighting Through the Darkness".After translating the game, however, Working Designs was left with very little extra space on each game disc, and the idea was abandoned.Many of the arranged songs meant for the English release were included on a special soundtrack packaged with the collector's edition. The English version features the opening theme, "Wings", performed by Jennifer Stigile, who also performs "Wind's Nocturne". Additionally, Working Designs' arrangements of classic Lunar: The Silver Star pieces were used to replace the new music in two animation sequences, "A Trinity of Terror" and "The Green Earth". It would later be used in the Korean version and the remastered version. Furthermore, the iOS and Android versions featured "Wings 2009" and "Nocturne of Wind 2009" from Lunar: Silver Star Harmony, due to being the basis of that version, both performed by Hikami in Japanese and Stigile in English. However, only the English version is used, as it didn't include Japanese voiceovers and/or text.

Tracklist :

1- 0:00:00 - Wings (Opening Song)
2- 0:01:50 - Burg
3- 0:04:09 - Second Overworld
4- 0:06:13 - Tumultuous Seas
5- 0:07:45 - Toward the Horizon
6- 0:09:36 - Boss Battle Theme
7- 0:10:45 - Vile Tribe
8- 0:12:14 - Grindery
9- 0:13:44 - Fighting Through the Darkness (Sega CD Intro)
10- 0:15:27 - Magical Weapon Nash
11- 0:18:07 - Determination
12- 0:21:29 - Meribia
13- 0:24:40 - Recollection
14- 0:26:06 - Mysterious Party
15- 0:27:16 - Second Overworld Remix
16- 0:29:01 - Go! Go! Go! (Ghaleon Battle Theme)
17- 0:32:09 - Mysterious Cave
18- 0:35:37 - Four Heroes
19- 0:39:03 - Reach for the Front
20- 0:42:03 - Battle Theme
21- 0:43:43 - Thieves Bazaar
22- 0:45:49 - Sad Piano Theme
23- 0:48:16 - Luna's Boat Song
24- 0:51:19 - Credits Song (Wings Instrumental Reprise)

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